How much does chiropractic cost? Does it work? I heard it's expensive.

People want to know if they should invest in their health. Is it worth spending money on chiropractic?  You may have heard chiropractic is "not cheap". I wouldn't call it expensive. And I know that bargain hunting for great healthcare rarely ends well. So check out these three simple math equations to see if chiropractic is really value for money! 

 
“Because he sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health.”
— Dalai Lama
 

EQUATION 1:

A visit to the GP and 2 weeks worth of colourful lollies (pain killers) may set you back between $50-100. The Initial Diagnostic (full medical history, all the clinical examinations and medical workups) will cost >$100. And that's not including the treatment! :P

RESULT==>> :(  CHIROPRACTIC IS EXPENSIVE

EQUATION 2:

A visit to the specialist and their full medical workup, followed by the surgery, hospital stay, anaesthesia, post-surgery therapy, (and bag of pain killers) will lighten your wallet between $15,000 - $30,000. Let's talk about a disc protrusion ("slipped disc") which has both options of surgery or chiropractic treatment. A complete course of chiropractic care with me, including the rehabilitation will usually start from $130 upwards into the hundreds depending on how severe/how much retraining and overhauling is necessary. (Remember I am speaking from my opinion only)

RESULT==>> :)  CHIROPRACTIC IS CHEAP

EQUATION 3:

A visit to Chiropractic Works (Orchard, Singapore) would cost less than $130. A series of treatment may total $hundreds. You get your life back. You feel young again. You perform better. You feel great, sleep better, have more energy, get back your focus, return to playing sports, (or lounging in your chair) with no pain or limitations  = What value do you put on that? 
RESULT==>> CHIROPRACTIC IS PRICELESS   :)  :)  :)  :)

Final Test Results: 

Well, I guess that's up to you. Your money, your values, your body, your health, YOUR LIFE. Once you choose, DON'T COMPLAIN! After all, it was your own choice! :) 

 

(Note: All are my guesstimates based on my experiences and feedback from my clients.)